Mist Systems - Information Week Webinar

On-Demand Webinar:
Dartmouth College's Network of the Future is Powered by AI

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When it came to deploying a new network across campus, Dartmouth College came to an important realization - students learn best when the network is learning, too.

In this webinar, the Dartmouth IT team is joined by experts from Mist and Juniper to describe how an AI-driven network is being used to deliver new learning experiences on campus.

Watch now, and learn how to:

Gain visibility into the Wi-Fi user experience
Quickly troubleshoot network problems with an AI-driven virtual assistant
Predict network problems before they arise
Implement personalized location services, such as wayfinding and proximity notifications

Speakers

Mitchel Davis

CIO
Dartmouth College

Felix Windt

Network Engineer, Team Lead
Dartmouth College

Rahul Vir

Sr. Director of Product Management
Juniper Networks

Jeff Aaron

VP of Marketing
Mist Systems

See what our higher education customers have to say about Mist:

They were loyal to Cisco, Aruba and Others. Then They Saw Mist.

"Our students are very demanding when it comes to the on-campus network. Mist provides unique features that let us satisfy the most stringent wireless requirements, such as customizable Wi-Fi service levels, event correlation for rapid root cause analysis and a virtual network assistant that makes troubleshooting fast and easy for our team. In addition, Mist enables us to transition our Wi-Fi operations to the cloud, delivering new levels of scalability and agility that we could not achieve with our previous controller-based WLAN architecture."

Dartmouth College

"With limited IT and support staff, the ease of operations and automation of the Mist system has been critical to assuring a robust learning environment."

Guilford College